Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-20

TIIOdy W O0 dD6eut n week.
Miss Alice Rogers, of Missoula, is visitin
her sister, Mrs. e. D. Aiken.
Messrs. J. A. Coram and A. D. Maltma
paid Butte q visit last week.
Mr.. M. j. Cornell returned last Tuesda
from a business trip to Missoula.
Mrs. J.K.' lark returned home yesterda;
from a visit to friends in st. Paul.
T. W. Bates of the Provo Wooden Mill
Of Utah arrived in Butte last Friday.
L. w. Shodair returned last week from
trip to his ranch near Flathead Lake.
w. B. Webb, Territorial Secretary, i
over from Helena paying Butte a visit.
1t is reported that a Butte man ha
drawn $4,000 in the Louisiana Lottery
Mrs. j. M. Mcconnell and Miss Jennie Nc
Connell went to Anaconda yesterday on
| visit.
The spring opening ut Sands & Boyce las
Thursday was attended by crowds Q
ladies.
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, sister of Mrs. Thoma
LEVEL, arrived from Boise City, Idaho, las
Friday.
E. B. Bowen. of ]. W. Brogham & Co.'s
OF Boston, Mass, arrived in Butte las
Friday.
Dr.. Hough, Mr.. Harry H. D'Acheul ant
Mr.. VIM. M. Jack went to Helena Saturda,
morning.
Mr.. J. H: Gurley. of England. who was il
the city selling goods, went East las
Thursday.
Society people are on the qui vive regard
ing a thigh noon" wedding which will TAX
place : Don
The ladies OF the Order of the Easter,
Star contemplate giving another donkey
party soon.
Maud Granger will be the attraction thi<
week and quite a number OF theater parties
will be given.
Mr.. W. Hayes, formerly in the employ .
Leyson & Turck, came over from Amazon
da last Thursday.
burg in a few days where they will remain
about three weeks.
HE. Decatur, of Hathaway, Soule 4
the city last Friday.
A number of gentlemen are coming ovel
from Helena to attend the Highland Club
party Friday evening.
Miss May Irvine. who has been visiting
Miss Emma Irvine for two weeks, returned
to Deer Lodge yesterday.
The Highland Club will give another oil
their very enjoyable parties at Renshaw
Hall next Friday evening.
Messrs. Curtis & Majors sold to VIM.
Fritz one-half interest in the "Old joe
mine; consideration, $4,000.
Mr.. D. Carroll and Miss Eliza Aiken will
be married at high mass tomorrow at 2
O'Clock at the Catholic Church.
Mr.. r. P. Barden, formerly a resident oil
this city, and now city treasurer of Helena,
is paying his old friends a visit.
A pleasant party was given to Mrs. Cap
tain Reynolds by the Union Guards at
Caplice Hall last Thursday evening.
The Rev. S. C. Blackiston and j. w.
Fairfield went hunting last Tuesday and
met with the usual luck-no ducks.
The little ones had a good time at the
dancing matinee of the juvenile class given
by Couture & LeFord Saturday afternoon.
The members of the Entire Nous Club will
hold a meeting to-day and will doubtless
give another OF their enjoyable parties on
the goth.
Among the pretty novelties worn by
young English bridemaids are white Tam
o. Shanter hats trimmed with a Prince OF
Wales plumes.
Mr.. John McGibbon arrived in Butte last
week from Michigan in time to attend the
death bed of his brother who died at the
Sisters Hospital Friday morning.
The Sunday School Sociable at the Meth
odist Episcopal church last Thursday
evening W as a pleasant affair and much
enjoyed by the pupils Of the school.
There is a greater variety of bonnet rib
bons this season thar ever. Every old
ribbon seems to have been revived by
thu Eron.h and A vo or1oo n n n ,1fo of,1rore
The literary and musical entertainment
given for the benefit of the Congregational
church last Thursday evening at Renshaw
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus DAILY are enjoying
the beauties of San Francisco. They ex-
pect to spend a fortnight there. During
their absence Miss Hattie Evans is domi-
ciled at their residence.
A theater party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. George lockwood, Mrs. Thomas Lev
I'll and w. A. Clark, occupied a box at the
Grand Opera House last Tuesday evening,
and enjoy ed the Trebelli concert.
The young ladies on Granite street were
wakened from their SAUNDERS
last thursday about midnight by most
sounds. Six OF the young men
Ol Cne I1diicIuJd0 O'u "0Ao ouo OA "
serenade.
The ladies are anxiou>ly looking forward
TO Bonner Mercantile Co.'s spring opening
brass band will be in attendance, and
preparations we believe are be-
ing made.
The programme at the Trebel]i concert
seems to have been of too high a standard
classical music to be appreciated. Had
t been something more familiar it would
,ertainly have pleased nine-tenths OF the
people better.
The pupils OF the High School gave their
literary and musical exercises Fri
afternoon, which were as formerly
very entertaining. Prof. Newill is very
proud of the progress OF his pupils, and
hey merit his approval.
The floral decorations at st. Johns
Episcopal Church last Sunday were beauti-
and the Easter service majestic. The
most of the music sung on that occasion
will be repeated this morning. Miss Stan
ev who is an excellent musician will pre-
tide at the organ.
Mrs, Guild and her daughters, Miss Gertie
1uild and Miss Elsie Hall, will 60 East the
18th and remain during the summer. Miss
1uild has not enjoyed good healthin Butte,
md we hope the change may prove very
beneficial, and they will all return in the
all.
The belts worn with the wide sashes now
n vogue for dressy occasions. bride ualds
;oilets, etc., are not drawn around N q
mug band, but lie in soft. loose, crumpled
Odds, and thy jewe!led pins. thrust in here
md there, take the place OF the usual
IRISH dia buckles which hold the sash
.nds in trout.
DRIvE WHIST. |
Invitations issued last Tuesday by Miss
freddie Kenyon announced a "drive
Whist" party. Owing to the Trebelli con
the entertainment was postponed un-
last Friday evening. Miss Kenyon has
honor of giving the first party of this
ind in Butte. although it has for some
line been an exceedingly popular game
EAST Iaa The guests had all arrived ~ 81
o'clock, and the game was at ones intro